MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1917
THE SOUTH 1‘0me mum: 82m
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,MANY POINTS OF OLD DRAMA
Regent Theatre 3
The House of HighGrade ‘ tion Featuring Famous italian
ABOUT NEW BEBAN FEATURE
,But "Lost in Transit," Latest Produc-
THEA THE. NORWALK
Entertainment ‘ lm er t H w d-
1 p son or ere e
'1'" ' TONIGHT
‘ __...._.. Another Last
'1' ' lit t8 15 “iii“
0mg 3 2 A superannuated suit of corduroy. H
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The Musical t'omedy a red bandana handkerchief, some ":1“ my W HEB; RY w 2-; “BAGS OFFERS Winter’s
“Have a Heart’ ’ crepil dogs and horses and a bcbl‘ Savage THE: MUfilLAL COfiXEDY
and George Relish. noted Italian inl- 3 E3513 5 gm] 1" Big
Tuesdav and Wednesday personalor is ready for the camera, Success
Madge Kennedy say the scolfcrs. But those who know . Hit
In the Swiflest Comedy Ever him best realize that besides these With
Screenedwn Goldwyn Produc- ingredients it lakes one large and:
“0“ ”f 1'00” Laughs “understanding‘ heart and a wide (‘11-: All At the
“Baby Lfine” periince nmone the peoples whosel The Lib rt
_____. 1"ely li1es he dll-licts upon the Scr,;een e y
Thursday in addition to the heterogeneous col ‘ Detail
Alill‘id JOYCE and HARRY ‘lection of "props“ customarily used; ~. _. 1;, Theatre,
11011111 in ‘1“. .1111. new, ‘ 1 The '/ 11.11011. e: beige. cg \MI'
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“Richard the Brazen” ' In "Lost. in 'iransti, hi. moest. Name of '1.) ’P G VJODi 12.3155, New
Hezll‘st-l'atlle News and Victor ' Paramount picture, which is appear-l PUSH: BY JEROME KERN
Mom “011de ing on Wednesday at the Palace: 8 Y 1:
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. . . .. . ’Tlieatie. all the aforementioned at": 1; Now You Can Hear Jerome Kern's‘Bcvl-itchmg Songs
C(lhllNll--—‘:ille Crisis, 111 ten mm a“. m “idem. and the. baby, Implies. ”You Stud Something” “Napoleon: “daisy" “I’m So Busy” Cit
mam “5 "“1“. f‘Bob 11.111111," who bids; fair to be “Have a. Heart” “Look In His Eyes" “All Alone" y.
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Paramount production.
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GEORGE M. COHAN AT PALACE
Palace Theatre
HERE AT LAST
Today and Tomorrow
First Time in Norwalk
The Famous Yankee Doodle Boy
George M. Cohan -
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Seven Keys to Baldpate”
From His Own Play
A Comedy with Cellulite Humor
With :1 Iiearst-l’ulho News Reel
And Sldllt‘y llrcw Comedy
Wednesday
GEORGE E. BEHAN
Real Hit in His Own Produc-
tion, “Seven Keys to
Baidpate”
mimic. cllar'zes of humor!
George M.
lure, “Seven Keys to Baldpate.”
most novel film of the year.
most favorable reviews. it bewilder-
ed the audience 11nd left them pro-
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"HAVE A HEART" AT THE
REGENT THEATRE TONlGHT 111 the on 11ml pltn but :1lsotltc lllimi
table (‘emsc .\l
‘11ppcul‘.(‘rl
111',01row this famous theatrical
lwill disclose not only
Musical Comedy Hit of the Season at
8. 15 This Evening
Henry W.1Sn1-11ge, plolific produci
hr “(famous stage successes, will of-j
Tenet the Regent Theatre, this eve.-
1111s denied its stage presentation.
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‘comc one of the screen’s favorite ju-‘
This is “Bob White's" thirdi
IN PICTURIZATION OF COMEDY'
Papular Yankee Doodle Boy Makis A1
Wild freaks of action! Weird tang-1
line of circumstances! Sudden and ill"
These, ele-
ments, and considerable more, make
i‘olltln‘s new Arterzlft. 11in
tile
When it
was produced on the store by George
hi. it defied the, critics ulld won their
readily accepted as such wherever it:
1)11 the semen of the Pill-
111cc Thcilt1e, beginning today and to-
hit
the unusual!
my story. lfiplor 11nd thrills displilled
Culldll llilusclf plus siglltll. how: i
the wide scope of the cinema which is speedily lldix. 1111.] file dog question
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”Bright Lights" “The Road That Lies Before" “Snmarkland”
“Honeymoon Inn” and “My Wife—My Man"
1 PLAYED BY MR EIA‘JAGE’S OWN ORCHESTRA
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' PRICES ........ 5011. ’7' :, $ l.00. $1.50. Seats are now on sale.
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lDOG WARDEN :from w 1 ear. and who 111.1 on the 111111 “fixed the matter up with Clan-
RECEIVES MANY
1 UNSIGNED LETTERS
flog Walden Thomas F. Walsh re-
ceiws runny complaints in the form of
letters regarding dogs 11ml are n nuis-
ance. These letters have no numes
signed to them and the warden treats
them as wireless and submarine l-.ick-;
ers who lune not the courage to come
to the hunt and allow the warden to
Wonderful “Mia" In‘IP‘AFSOmm’l' claiming it the most remarkable farce 113‘“ 11 chance ‘0 apply ”‘9 law in
u t fm’]: ; ” ever staged. it was heralded as (belliese cases. He is left to build up his
L05 "1 ransd; 81931,.“ novelty of the theatre “mlluidence t’ronl' Somewhere in t‘runcc.‘
The warden states that all 1113’. he
can do with complaints of such condi-
tions is to speak to owners of the dogs
that are 11 nuisoncc and then if they
do not heed them he cannot legally go
1111) further.
He has many complaints that tire
', and then the mutter
its 11 hard proposition when you touch
lupon the removal of 11 dog on the
1grounds of the dog being a nuisance
{The owners ill some cases would much
verge. of t
.1111, has left the city.
is though? (1
lie Vier.
111- in \lemaroneck
less he ;1 11115 to the city to testify
against W 111101 10(. '1~e 111.15 1
when it 1. '. .. .11 court.
Detecli: . . .it'll-d the opinion 31111119
dlly 11101111111; that 1311an has successwooo.
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‘ming his lat t t 1 d ' E at Miller have you take their lift. '1 :10
I es mus on come y 111- - ' ' .
1111111111, “Have A Henri," a unique and : [LTON 1: 11111111011 kindb ushs 1111- public to 11.111 and postage. Must be seen
idelig‘htful combination of cleret" 1 1:3in mind before they pass judgment to be appreciated.
riot'y, brilliant lyrics, haunting hnr~' 1 "'-"""——- l, lupc 11 one 11 ho is doing oil that hot tun _ -
loony and clean, rapid-fire fun. It was bAvAv-.-_-_A'._".‘.--AA--A-AA " d0 ‘0 protect “'9 public in ”IO (10;: The Evening Sentinel,
Mile of the most pronounced hits of v'v“ vvv question .31..
iin‘st wini‘er at the Liberty Theatre“ A {Weill nil-1111K 11 or 105mm q or ”‘0' “When .my person or persons shall "l south Norwalk’ can“. i
New York, and is pressentcd here (11.11 "1“" "e “"1”?”“9 N" '0 ‘mnke compllllnt in writing to the w . . .
with a brilliant cost and elaborate moms. lselectmon of a town, the warden of 11 CI!!! 0 firmmm «a.
equipment. The story (‘nnrl‘l‘ng the ”‘T’T‘ ibOlHOIlRll or the chief of police of a city”:
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adventures of 11 newly wedded (1011- 1 1:111.- b‘ I 0 tmumunih 3'“ ”‘1'
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He who come to the porting of the lid S 11' “q a phasing ”a" of the :1.
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ways because of husbands innocent l mm “”0"" 1m
flout over-sympathetic interest in 11
The fin." 111111 raised on it new pole.
contributed to the town b1 the Board
of Estimate. and the (‘11 1c
by T. F. Gilbert.
pretty saleslady employed in his de-
partment store. A divorce has been
illlplied‘for, when husband and wife
meet unexpectedly and discover that
(they are more in lover With each 0111-:
,cr.tl1nn ever before. They clope to
:1. fashionable hotel at Blueport, R. I..
for a second honeymoon. By this
lime the pretty shop girl has become
11 famous movie queen, and when she
reappears upon the scene the volcano
of wifely jealousy has another violent
eruption. But a comic elthttor boy ,
twins the screen queenis young aflec— gift to the Town of Wilton, by Mrs.
lions, and the threads of matrimonyEd‘Vi‘rd 3- Mimi“ a prominent Fesl'
are picked up all around to every-dent of the town, was ofllciuliy pre-
ibody‘ s satisfaction, including that of 5911th and raised Sillm'dm' “1017100“.
the audience that has meantime had 0“ the Wilton Green, “it" iibDIWOIu!
goes home with he 1 full of haunting
“Napoleon," “Have A Heart," “Honey-1HEADA Y, B!
m‘oon inn," “The Road Thllt Lies Be- 8"
11 lot of fun and been satiated withlate CPI‘EI‘UDIQS-
melodies, chi " e :nt 12', the score of‘
yond," “Daisy."‘ and “My Wife 411111
. SICK, CONSIIPMED
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Edward S. Martin, editor of “Life'
delivered the main speecln of the cf-
ternoon, and his talk, which was de-
livered along plltriotlc lines was one
of the best that has been heard in
‘W‘ilton for years.
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A handsome new Ameilcan flag, the
pretty girls and nimble dancers and.
“CASCARHS” 8181 If
llembeing “Sou .5nid Sl.1ttethlng,1"
Nah.”
"BABY MINE" AT THE
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; REGENT THEATRE Best For Liver and Bowels, Bad
. ' Breath, Bad Colds, Sour Stom-
Madge Kennedy'in Margaret Mayo’s ach
WorldKnown' Force, *0 Be 1' Get a Ill-ecnt box.
5 Seen Tuesday and Wed- Sick headache,
g ‘ neaday ton:110,lte:1d and nese 0
Mar gotei‘r Mavo’s delightful farce. “1111 11 Cold—always trace fillfiodtgtp"
“Baby Mine," comes to the Regent pld livei; delayed, fermenting food in
:l'lteatre, Tuesday and Wednesday as the. bowels or sour, gosgy stomach.
“the second of the wide‘IY-heralded Poisonous mutter clogged inthe in
" neldwyn pictures. Madge Kennedy. testines, instead of being cast out of
world-famed comedienne, is its star. the system is re- absorbed into the
[191' appearance in “Baby Mine" ‘9 blood. When this poison reaches the
[191 first in motion pictures. This delicate brain tissue it cruises conges-
sweet, wholesome comedy 01? the life tion and that dull, throbbing Slated-1
of a thoughtless young bride “ho int: headache. ’
loves her husband. bill forgets to Cnscnrets immediately cleanse the
show it and forever keep on showing stomach, l'emoxe the soul, undigested
it is said to be a. production equal in food and foul gases take the excess
ivory respect to the highly suct‘e '5 bile from the liver and carry out all
‘Tul “Polly of the Circus." starting Mac the constipated waste matter and
1111.511 It is Goldwyn's first comedy poisons in up; bowels. ‘ 1, .
A Cascnret tonight will surely
119111111 was issued to F‘ 0 John straighten you out by morning. They
the 111111th a on: lll’.
biliousness, coated
League , ‘
:thnt any dog owned or harbored within
said town, borough, or city is 3 nuts 1
once by reason of vicious disposition. 1
excessive hulking or other distmhnncol
or that any dog by such barking or:
other disturbance is 11 source or annoy-1
once to any invalid or sick person re- '
siding in the 1icinity, said Selectmen.;
ichlcf of police, or warden shall intesti- l
gate. such complaint and may make}
such order concerning the destructionl
removal, or restraint of such dog 2151
may be deemed necessary. Any per-1
‘son owning or harboring such dog whol
Ishall neglect or refuse, to comply with;
such order of said seiectmen, chief of?
.police, or warden shall be lined not'
more than seven dollars, or imprison-i
ed not more than thirty days or both,‘1
and the dog warden having jur-lsdlc 1
ltion shall, upon such neglect or refit»
fsnl, capture, confine, release, or killl
isuch dog.
351x MEET DEATH
IN BLAST FURNACE,
GA‘RY, Ind, October 1,—Slx menE
.met death in the plant of the Unitedl
istatcs Steel corporation here Satur-
day, as an indirect lesult of the sttike
of switchmen in the local yards of the
Chicago, Joliet and Eastern railw‘nv.
Because of the strike there has been
a shortage of material in the mills and
as a result one of the blast furnaces
ibecame clogged. Emory Padgett, o
foreman. took eight men into [lie for
nace to clean it A gas voile gale 11 £11
and 'Pndgett and five of his 11 orkmen
were ospltyxiated. It: is thought that
one of the workmen struck the valve
accidentally. and that it broke, reletts
ing the high pressure of gas which it.
confined. .
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MAY NEVER TRY 1
ACCUSED SLASHER
Bruno Case Continued Until October
13 Witness Has Left Bridgeport.
Continuance in the ease of Charles,
Bruno, blnltded by the police as a
white clover and cadet, accused of cut-
ting the throat of Frank Otanvior of.
Mnmttroneolt on August 31, was grunt-
on in city cour Bridgeport, Saturday
LEV?
In every letter to your
boy with the land forces
or the fleet. send him a
few bars or a package of
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The times when it’s hard
to set are the times they
prize 3:. _
They want the lasting re-
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comfort of this handy
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The
lbond of $500 for his appearance in.
court was increased 'Snturday to $1;
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No winesses hale been found ""1"
I‘n- who can testify to the cutting and the
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Sealed bids for the purchase of the old hospital .
site and improvements will be received at the hospital, .
up to 8 p. m.. Tuesday. October 9th. 1917. Said bids
will be publicly opened at the annual meeting of the
Hospital Association. at the Norwalk Club. at 8:30
p. m.. on that date. ‘
For plans and printed information to prospective
bidders. apply to the superintendent on the. premises.
Any further information desired may be obtained
from the Building Committee.
J udge John J. Walsh.
John Cavanagh.
John McMullen.
Building Committee. The Norwalk Hospital Asso-
ciation. 1 i
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